1 Kilo Gold Bar .9999 Fine

Melt Value: How Much is a Kilo Gold Bar Worth?

At today’s spot price, the melt value of a Kilo Gold Bar is $109175.93. Each contains 32.15 oz of .9999 fine gold bullion.

Expert Notes

Premium behavior: Among the lowest percentage premiums in gold for retail buyers—typically lower per ounce than 1 oz coins/bars and mid-size bars (50–250 g). Absolute dollar outlay and buy/sell spreads are large because of the bar’s high value.

Authenticity checks: Most kilo bars are .9999 fine gold (some are .999). Expect a refiner hallmark, “1 Kilo Gold,” “999.9,” a unique serial number, and often a matching assay certificate or sealed, tamper-evident packaging. Verify 1,000.0 g on a high-capacity precision scale; compare dimensions to the refiner’s spec. For high-value items, professional XRF/ultrasound testing is prudent.

Common counterfeits: Tungsten-core fakes (density similar to gold) are the classic high-value risk. Red flags include mismatched serials/certificates, inconsistent fonts or logo placement, and off-spec thickness. Weight + precise dimensions and specific gravity checks help, but for kilo bars, rely on reputable dealers and consider third-party testing before large private transactions.

Liquidity & buybacks: Kilo gold is highly liquid with major dealers and refineries. Some buyers prefer top brands (e.g., PAMP, Valcambi, Metalor, Argor-Heraeus, RCM, Perth). Expect wire settlement and standard KYC/AML procedures for large trades. Per-ounce spreads are tight relative to small formats, though the total dollar spread is significant.

Storage tips: Consider professional vaulting/depository storage with insurance. Retain assay cards/certificates and keep packaging intact. Photograph the bar + serial on receipt and document purchase details for insurance and future resale. Minimize handling to avoid contact marks.

Other notes: Bar finish/form factor (cast vs minted) varies by refiner and market preference; neither impacts gold content. If a brand typically provides a cert and it’s missing, expect a wider buyback discount. Regulations and reporting thresholds may apply to large transactions—consult a qualified professional as needed.

1 Kilo Gold Bar – Compare Prices & Dealer Premiums

A 1 kilo gold bar is the go-to choice for investors looking to store serious wealth in a compact, highly liquid form. This page makes it easy to compare live prices and premiums from trusted online bullion dealers, so you know exactly who’s offering the lowest cost per ounce.

Why Buy a Kilo Gold Bar?

• Store Wealth Efficiently: Kilo bars offer the lowest premiums per ounce, making them ideal for high-net-worth investors and those stacking for the long haul.
• Hedge Against Inflation: Physical gold bars help preserve wealth and defend against currency devaluation.
• Stacking Power: Kilo bars are easy to store—about the size of a smartphone—and are globally recognized and easy to authenticate.
• Secondary Market Savings: Buying from the secondary market can save even more, with trusted dealers testing every bar for purity and authenticity.

A kilo gold bar offers an effective way to store significant wealth in a compact form.  Each kilo bar contains 32.15 troy ounces of pure gold bullion, making them eligible to meet the LBMA's "Good Delivery" standards.

Bar Highlights

• Contains 1 kilogram (32.15 troy ounces) of .999 or .9999 fine gold
• Eligible for LBMA “Good Delivery” status (when from approved refiners)
• Produced by top global brands: PAMP Suisse, Perth Mint, Valcambi, Royal Canadian Mint, Argor-Heraeus, Johnson Matthey, and more
• Obverse: Maker’s mark, weight, purity, unique serial number (design varies by brand)
• 24k gold
• Secondary market bars often available at lower premiums
• Bar dimensions: Roughly 117 mm x 53 mm x 8 mm (varies by mint)
• Easily stackable and discreet to store

Secondary Market Kilo Gold Bars

• Compare Prices Easily: Dealers compete on premium—buy at the lowest markup over spot.
• Verified Authenticity: Each bar is inscribed with assay details and a unique serial number.
• Secure Delivery: Reputable dealers offer insured shipping to your home or secure vault.
• Brands Tracked: FindBullionPrices.com monitors live offers for all top kilo gold bar brands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many troy ounces in a 1 kilo gold bar?

A 1 kilo gold bar contains exactly 32.15 troy ounces.

Are kilo gold bars easy to sell?

Yes. Kilo gold bars from recognized mints are widely accepted by dealers, refineries, and investors globally. Their serial numbers and assay info make authentication easy.

Are secondary market kilo gold bars safe to buy?

Absolutely. Reputable dealers test every bar for weight and purity before resale, and secondary market bars offer the same gold content at lower premiums.

1 Kilo Gold Bar .9999 Fine Specifications

FindBullionPrices.com tracks prices from some of the most trusted and reputable online bullion dealers to help find the lowest prices on 1 Kilo Gold Bar .9999 Fine.

The gold prices on our site for bars and bullion are updated hourly and adjusted with gold spot price. We give you the tools to compare prices of gold bars from well-reviewed bullion dealers.

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